Jiang Ji, Princess Taiping, was brought back to the Northern Liang Palace by Xu Xiao after the fall of Western Chu, changed his name to Jiang Ni, and was called a small clay man by Xu Fengnian of the Northern Liang Shizi, and was also the favorite person of the Northern Liang Shizi.
In the original work, Jiang Ni held the divine soldier Da Liang Dragon Sparrow of the former princess Wu Su, who was the apprentice of the sword immortal Li Chungang and the female sword immortal of the Lord of Ten Thousand Swords, and after the completion of the sword repair, he saved Xu Fengnian many times in danger, although he was not the orthodox Northern Liang Princess, but he was better than the princess.
Because he witnessed the demise of Western Chu since he was a child, he himself was insecure, and he often carried the Western Chu Divine Soldier- the Rune in his sleeve.
The only hobby is to earn copper money, for copper money was instructed by Shizi Xu Fengnian many times, and even for a copper coin can be happy for a long time.
Jiang Ni is a congenital sword embryo, and he entered the jianghu for the second time with his son Xu Fengnian, and the sword god Li Chungang wanted to take him as an apprentice, but he refused several times.
Jiang Ni refused to learn martial arts, some people said that he was afraid of suffering and being timid and cowardly, but in fact, this was not the main reason.
Xu Fengnian once went to Wudang Mountain to pick up Xu Longxiang back to the palace, Jiang Ni carried his luggage up the mountain alone, and in the days of temporary residence in the mountain, one person cleaned up the vegetable garden, and saw that the princess of the Royal Family of Liyang still did not change her face, which was enough to explain this.
The reason why Jiang Ni did not practice martial arts was mainly because she knew that as a princess of Western Chu, she could be said to be carrying the hatred of the country and the family, and in the Northern Liang Palace, Xu Xiao could tolerate a Jiang Ni who could not use martial arts, but she absolutely could not tolerate a Western Chu princess who could do martial arts.
Ginger Ni is undoubtedly smart, and her cleverness is not only here.
When Shizi Xu Fengnian returned from his first trip to the rivers and lakes, Jiang Ni once held a rune to assassinate, is this really an assassination?
Can a, who doesn't know any kung fu, sneak into the Shizi's room without alerting anyone?
Of course not.
Xu Fengnian once said: My own handmaiden, my own management.
Xu Xiao agreed, and in the Northern Liang Palace, Xu Fengnian's safety could be absolutely guaranteed.
So why did Jiang Ni assassinate Xu Fengnian?
We can boldly guess that the assassination was not successful, Xu Fengnian wanted to deduct Jiang Ni's money, the assassination success was about, Xu Fengnian gave the little clay man copper money, of course, the successful assassination is not really a successful killing.
Jiang Ni assassinated one for money, and the other was also hoping that Xu Fengnian could always be alert, as long as Xu Fengnian was there, he could always be a royal servant.
(Opinions from myself, or not, hope to understand)